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@Theverytechnologypony just go to groups.qoto.org and register an accoutn with the name of the group you want.. read this page before you do so you understand how groups work: groups.qoto.org/about/more

@mur2501 Well those are hardly my only two options. We have four parties on the ballot and the third party options this year are excellent choices as well.

Since I **can** choose third party it is on the list of considerations.

I have never voted republican a day in my life yet. So if i were to vote Trump it would be an unusual exception to my pattern.

my fellow peers and are trying to solving this problem its an intro to c++
but the professsor chose this for lab 3
projecteuler.net/problem=10
so that is what i am working on this week if any math people are curious about the code i just posted it is the solution to tha almost its not done tho

@Theverytechnologypony snippets dont got o repos (or at leat they don have to and usually dont)... usually you post snippets at the top level and not associated with any repo. Half the point of snippets is to not be a repo.

@mur2501 Not sure why you'd say that. I have never once said I was pro-trump. In fact every time I talk about the evils of biden I make it a point to highlight that I think trump is pretty shitty too.

So tomorrow I vote in the and honestly I can't decide who I'm going to vote for. I keep going back and forth, I've never been so conflicted at a presidential election...

@Theverytechnologypony Why not post this as a snippet on our GIT and link it. That way it will be formatted and we can read it.

## Nine things to consider when voting.

Here are nine things to consider about biden when trying to decide your vote:

1) biden started his career based on a lie about his education that surfaced only after he got into office, turns out he didnt go to schools he claimed to and was at the bottom of his class and didnt get the grades he claimed either

2) He also started his career opposing desegregation efforts. His first decade or so of his career was focused on keeping blacks and whites in separate schools under the claim he did not want to see white schools turned into a "jungle" by introducing black students (his choice of words).

3) He supported and took part in the murder of US citizens without due process, one of the biggest scandals of the Obama administration.. murder.. worse yet in one case it was a 16 year old boy and american citizen part of the drone murder scandals.

4) Kamala is a cop who has a horrific history of abusing blacks and minorities during her career.

5) Kama spearheaded and passed SESTA one of the worst abuses on women and sex workers to date

6) Has a clear case of rapidly progressing dementia. Trump does not, he is just a moron which isnt much better but at least it wont progress as it is with Biden.

7) Kama has an abusive record towards Trans men and women as well passing and supporting bills that deny trans their medication when in jail and leading to suicide and other trauma as a result.

8) Hell she even attacks parents where she supported sending parents to jail as a consequence for home schooling their own children.

9) Finally lets not forget what Biden said at his acceptance speech about wanting to force-drug the american population with a vaccine that hasn't been released yet and was rushed through all the normal FDA safety checks. He said he wanted to require vaccines certificates people would have to show if they are on the streets. We are literally talking about this guy supporting mass drugging on a population without their consent and at gun point.

@Theverytechnologypony

Yea this year especially, but I'd say almost every year, the democrats are usually voting against the republicans rather than for their own leadership... Its very rare I actually hear a democrat claim their own candidate is an excellent choice overall.

@amerika @timorl

@onan @freemo @urnerk @math

I appreciate the promotion, and recommendations. The math has already been endorsed by a pair of mathematics journal editors. Its now presenting the findings to the at large community. Thanks again.

@Theverytechnologypony

Not really.. though its not that simple.. democrats control the house, republicans control the senae... each of these have different roles and generally the senate has more power in more ways than the house.

When talking about a contingent election though things are even more complicated. On the house will vote in a contingent election but they dont vote in the normal way of one person per vote. they vote such that one state gets one vote, and there must be a majority to win.

In the house the number of representatives per state is not fixed. The number of representatives they have is based on the size of the state. So in such a vote the breakdown by numbers would look very different than they do in an ordinary vote.

@amerika @timorl

@Theverytechnologypony

Basically they are forced to remain in session until they agree on a president and should they still not agree on one the vice president of the last term becomes president until they do.. But since they must remain in session they will find a way to agree just so they can go home.

@amerika @timorl

@Theverytechnologypony

The process by which the house votes is written in such a way that it is not possible for them to be unable to decide.

@amerika @timorl

@freemo @math

A really interesting one is the probability a pair of numbers not having a common factor as:

pi^2/6

A.k.a a pair of numbers being relatively prime.

It shows the persistence of the natural existence of the number pi (3.14...), in yet another natural artifact.

@Theverytechnologypony

If neither trump nor biden win the president is not picked by the military. In that case it is picked by congress.

@amerika @timorl

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